Hunter Biden Claims He Would Never Drop His Laptop at a Repair Shop: The Problem is That He Signed the Receipt

Hunter Biden is a liar, but he comes by it honestly. He inherited from The Big Guy. Joe Biden never met a lie he doesn’t repeat ten times. Hunter Biden insisted that he would have taken his broken computer to a standard Apple store for repair work in answer to a question posed by Republican Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz during the first son’s Wednesday interview with legislators.

Gaetz asked the first son:

“Did you ever drop off a laptop at a repair shop?”

Hunter answered:

“I dropped a laptop off at the Apple repair shop that was literally three blocks from my office in Washington, D.C. If I was ever going to repair one, I would have walked up the street and dropped it there.” 

Gaetz:

“My question is about Delaware. Did you ever drop off a laptop in Delaware?”

Hunter lied:

“The largest Apple store in America is the — the highest grossing and largest Apple store in America is at the Christiana Mall. If I was going to drop off a laptop — I don’t ever remember doing that, but if I was going to drop off a laptop, I would have gone to the Apple store, which was seven minutes from my parents’ home there.”

Hunter Biden told the lawmakers regarding his laptop:

“There are many different things in there that are either — that are either fabricated, hacked, stolen or manipulated 100%.” 

From The Daily Caller

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has acknowledged the legitimacy of the laptop’s data and alleged in court filings that Hunter Biden did leave his laptop at The Mac Store, while Internal Revenue Service whistleblower Gary Shapley testified in May 2023 that the FBI knew the data to be authentic as early as November 2019.

The FBI subsequently advised social media platforms that the laptop data could be a foreign influence operation, prompting social media companies to effectively censor the New York Post’s initial 2020 story on their platforms. Fifty-one former U.S. intelligence officials also signed an open letter characterizing the laptop and its contents as inauthentic and a potential Russian intelligence ploy.

In the “NPR Public Editor” newsletter written by Poynter’s Kelly McBride, a senior NPR editor explained that the outlet was declining to cover the laptop story ahead of the 2020 election because it “[did not] want to waste our time on stories that are not really stories, and we don’t want to waste the listeners’ and readers’ time on stories that are just pure distractions.”

During his deposition, Hunter Biden also told lawmakers that Burisma, a Ukrainian natural gas company, paid him handsomely in order to make the company more “Western-looking” and that he could not recall information about his business dealings on at least 29 occasions.

The White House did not respond immediately to a request for comment.